Reading Detective Books, Level B-1 (Grades 7-8)
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B level begins with brief lessons that teach specific reading and analysis skills. Then students progress into mixed-skills activities involving literature, original fiction, and nonfiction stories. Students read and analyze stories and then answer multiple-choice and short-response questions, citing sentence-level evidence that supports their answers.
Stories are one page or less in length, sequenced by difficulty, and presented in a wide variety of story types and styles. Book includes works of award-winning authors and original fiction covering mystery, humor, and adventure. Nonfiction topics cover exciting topics that will keep your student hooked on reading the passages! Includes pre-/post tests, guidelines, and answers.
Purchase Reading Detective Books, Level B-1 (Grades 7-8)
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Reading Detective Beginning Software
Grades 3-4 -- Reading Detective's standards-based critical thinking activities develop the analysis, synthesis, and vocabulary skills students need for exceptional reading comprehension. The activities are especially effective at helping students understand more challenging reading concepts such as drawing inferences, determining cause and effect, and using context clues to define vocabulary. Students read and analyze short literature excerpts and stories that include fiction and nonfiction content. Then they answer multiple-choice questions, citing sentence-level evidence to support their answers.
The Beginning level is organized into single-skill units with a concluding mixed-skills unit and provides an introductory lesson for each skill.
Features:
62 activities Self-tutoring: includes quick or detailed instructions, hints, and explanations for correct and incorrect answers Self-scoring Administration (password protected): On-screen teaching guide, Answer keys, Glossary of terms, Diagnostic, comparative, and score detailed Reports, Learning/Test mode Password protection System Requirements: Platform: Windows® XP/2000/Me/NT/98 Media: CD-ROM CPU: 200 MHz or faster RAM: 64MB Color Monitor with 800 x 600 resolution or higher Platform: Macintosh® OS XMedia: CD-ROMCPU: 200 MHz or fasterRAM : 128MB Color Monitor with 800 x 600 resolution or higher
Reading Detective Software A-1 Grades 5-6 -- Reading Detective's standards-based critical thinking activities develop the analysis, synthesis, and vocabulary skills students need for exceptional reading comprehension. The activities are especially effective at helping students understand more challenging reading concepts such as drawing inferences, determining cause and effect, and using context clues to define vocabulary. Students read and analyze short literature excerpts and stories that include fiction and nonfiction content. Then they answer multiple-choice questions, citing sentence-level evidence to support their answers.
Level A-1 includes mixed-skills throughout.
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51 activities Self-tutoring: includes quick or detailed instructions, hints, and explanations for correct and incorrect answers Self-scoring Administration (password protected): On-screen teaching guide, Answer keys, Glossary of terms, Diagnostic, comparative, and score detailed Reports, Learning/Test mode Password protection
System Requirements: Platform: Windows® XP/2000/Me/NT/98Media: CD-ROM CPU: 200 MHz or fasterRAM: 64MBColor Monitor with 800 x 600 resolution or higher Platform: Macintosh® OS X Media: CD-ROM CPU: 200 MHz or faster RAM : 128MB Color Monitor with 800 x 600 resolution or higher
Reading Detective Software B-1
Grades 7-8 -- Reading Detective's standards-based critical thinking activities develop the analysis, synthesis, and vocabulary skills students need for exceptional reading comprehension. The activities are especially effective at helping students understand more challenging reading concepts such as drawing inferences, determining cause and effect, and using context clues to define vocabulary. Students read and analyze short literature excerpts and stories that include fiction and nonfiction content. Then they answer multiple-choice questions, citing sentence-level evidence to support their answers.
Level B-1 includes mixed-skills throughout.
Features:
55 activities <li>Self-tutoring: includes quick or detailed instructions, hints, and explanations for correct and incorrect answers <li>Self-scoring <li>Administration (password protected): On-screen teaching guide, Answer keys, Glossary of terms, Diagnostic, comparative, and score detailed Reports, Learning/Test mode <li>Password protection
System Requirements: Platform: Windows® XP/2000/Me/NT/98 Media: CD-ROM CPU: 200 MHz or faster RAM: 64MB Color Monitor with 800 x 600 resolution or higher Platform: Macintosh® OS XMedia: CD-ROMCPU: 200 MHz or fasterRAM : 128MB Color Monitor with 800 x 600 resolution or higher
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